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enTue, 03 Mar 2015 22:48:39 GMTTue, 03 Mar 2015 22:48:39 GMTRev93125The sound of Vista: Robert Frippa great look behind the scenes at Robert Fripp's work creating the soundscape behind the Windows Vista UX. In this one hour video you'll see how much thought went in to what you hear during the user experience and get a taste of the six hours of multi-track recordings that were composed and then whittled down for the default Windows Vista sound scheme.

Robert also talks about his gear and the recording equipment used at Microsoft Studios. ]]>http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/The-sound-of-Vista-Robert-FrippChannel 9 continues their Vista Week with a great look behind the scenes at Robert Fripp's work creating the soundscape behind the Windows Vista UX. In this one hour video you'll see how much thought went in to what you hear during the user experience and get a taste of the six hours of multi-track recordings that were composed and then whittled down for the default Windows Vista sound scheme. Robert also talks about his gear and the recording equipment used at Microsoft Studios.http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/The-sound-of-Vista-Robert-Fripp
Sat, 03 Mar 2007 03:31:00 GMThttp://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/The-sound-of-Vista-Robert-FrippLarry LarsenLarry Larsen0http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/The-sound-of-Vista-Robert-Fripp/RSSRobert FrippVista WeekWindows VistaMaking Windows Vista Sing: Robert Fripp and the Vista Melodyth, 2006, Steve Ball invited Robert Fripp back to the Microsoft campus for a second full day of work on Windows Vista following up on his
first visit in the Fall of 2005. This time we get an even deeper glimpse into the creative process as the Windows Product team continued to refine their search for melodies, rhythms,
and orchestrations that could become the new Windows Vista startup sound.

Before the session, Steve Ball, Jenny Lam, and Jim Allchin gave Fripp a demo of the most recent Windows Vista builds and reviewed the goals for the product and the sound. The purpose of this session was to search for textures, melodies, and orchestrations
for a sound that could

This 63 minute Vista Week video begins mid-stream with some
extremely rare footage of Fripp Soundscapes being created in real time. This is followed by Q&A from the Windows product team members in the Soundscapes audience, an overview of Fripp’s gear, and some details about the recording equipment used at Microsoft
Studios. This is then followed with another rare and intimate interview with Fripp and members of the core team working on Windows Vista UX.

This single session resulted in over six hours of multi-channel raw tracks including hundreds of melodies, textures, soundscapes, and orchestrations. After this session, it took another three months of orchestration, iteration, remixing
and refinement to select the final four seconds that became the final Windows Vista startup sound: a “glassy” Fripp melody, a harmony by Steve Ball, and a “Win-dows Vis-ta” rhythm contributed by composer, Tucker Martine.This
all on top of a brief Fripp Soundscape that fades out as the user lands on the Windows Vista log-on screen. The flowing Soundscape ‘textures’ from the session also inspired the sonic palette that was used for the default Windows Vista sound
scheme.Like the previous Fripp video, this is a very different kind of Channel 9 video. Fripp talks candidly with us about music, his approach to creativity, making music for Windows Vista, shares his thoughts on Vista, and much more.

About Robert Fripp: for close to forty years, Robert Fripp has been a world-renowned pioneer driving innovation in both music and technology. For more details about his history and recent work, check out
Fripp's web site!

]]>http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/Making-Windows-Vista-Sing-Robert-Fripp-and-the-Vista-MelodyOn May 4th, 2006, Steve Ball invited
Robert Fripp back to the Microsoft campus for a second full day of work on Windows Vista following up on his
first visit in the Fall of 2005. This time we get an even deeper glimpse into the creative process as the Windows Product team continued to refine their search for melodies, rhythms,
and orchestrations that could become the new Windows Vista startup sound. Before the session, Steve Ball, Jenny Lam, and Jim Allchin gave Fripp a demo of the most recent Windows Vista builds and reviewed the goals for the product and the sound. The purpose of this session was to search for textures, melodies, and orchestrations
for a sound that could
a) brand Windows in a timeless way b) ‘work’ with the Pearl Animation c) be gentle, positive, uplifting, translucent d) embody the AERO design principles
This 63 minute Vista Week video begins mid-stream with some
extremely rare footage of Fripp
Soundscapes being created in real time. This is followed by Q&amp;A from the Windows product team members in the Soundscapes audience, an overview of Fripp’s gear, and some details about the recording equipment used at Microsoft
Studios. This is then followed with another rare and intimate interview with Fripp and members of the core team working on Windows Vista UX.
This single session resulted in over six hours of multi-channel raw tracks including hundreds of melodies, textures, soundscapes, and orchestrations. After this session, it took another three months of orchestration, iteration, remixing
and refinement to select the final four seconds that became the final Windows Vista startup sound: a “glassy” Fripp melody, a harmony by Steve Ball, and a “Win-dows Vis-ta” rhythm contributed by composer, Tucker Martine. This
all on top of a brief Fripp Soundscape that fades out as the user lands on the Windows Vista log-on screen. The flowing Soundscape ‘textures’ from the session also inspired the sonic palett3768http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/Making-Windows-Vista-Sing-Robert-Fripp-and-the-Vista-Melody
Fri, 02 Mar 2007 21:06:57 GMThttp://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/Making-Windows-Vista-Sing-Robert-Fripp-and-the-Vista-MelodyCharlesCharles22http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/Making-Windows-Vista-Sing-Robert-Fripp-and-the-Vista-Melody/RSSRobert FrippVista WeekWindows VistaRobert Fripp - Behind the scenes at Windows Vista recording sessionRobert Fripp was on the Microsoft campus a few weeks back. He's the famous guitarist and composer, known for his founding role in the band King Crimson. Charles Torre (a big King Crimson fan) was
invited over by Steve Ball to film the session.

So, what was he doing on campus? Recording the various sounds we'll all hear in Windows Vista.

This is a different kind of Channel 9 video. We needed to be quiet during the recording session so you can just follow along. It's a little audio preview of what Windows Vista will sound like.

Sorry it's a little dark. It was a dark room! Hope you enjoy it.

Check out Fripp's web site! ]]>http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/scobleizer/Robert-Fripp-Behind-the-scenes-at-Windows-Vista-recording-sessionRobert Fripp was on the Microsoft campus a few weeks back. He's the famous guitarist and composer, known for his founding role in the band King Crimson. Charles Torre (a big King Crimson fan) was
invited over by Steve Ball to film the session.So, what was he doing on campus? Recording the various sounds we'll all hear in Windows Vista.This is a different kind of Channel 9 video. We needed to be quiet during the recording session so you can just follow along. It's a little audio preview of what Windows Vista will sound like.Sorry it's a little dark. It was a dark room! Hope you enjoy it.Check out Fripp's web site!1541http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/scobleizer/Robert-Fripp-Behind-the-scenes-at-Windows-Vista-recording-session
Wed, 04 Jan 2006 22:09:46 GMThttp://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/scobleizer/Robert-Fripp-Behind-the-scenes-at-Windows-Vista-recording-sessionscobleizerscobleizer119http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/scobleizer/Robert-Fripp-Behind-the-scenes-at-Windows-Vista-recording-session/RSSMicrosoft PersonalitiesRobert FrippWindows Vista